The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-17
PEOPLE WE ALL 'KNOM.
a MEDLEY OF PERSONAL, SOCIAL AND
POLITICAL JOT7LNGS.


Features of the Social Season.
Miss Anna Retherington will SUNNI er at
Hohoken.
Will the ballot-box suffers of the Horse
shoe be indicted?
Mrs. Joseph D Bedle and Miss Eye will
go to Europe ea1y in June.
Councilman Grassman wants to run for
Mayor of Hoboken next year
The smile on Bob Daviss face has
broadened since last Tuesday.
Mrs. William Utz and daughter will go
abroad the latter part of June.
The Hon. Thomas Noonan wants to be
Assistant q. s. District Attorney.
Mr. William f. Albeit will be the chief
ornament on Governor Green's steff.
How shrewd for Theophilus Butts to
have gone off Nurphy's bond last year !
Prosecutor Winfield and Commissioner
Muirheid contemplate starting Spanish
GLASS.
Being an expert at binocls playing has
given Alderman Salinger much of his popu-
larity.
Mr.. James CLARK is beng named in con-
nectoa with the Shireyalty nomination
this fall.
Gov. Meyer Zulick, of Arizona. will
sread p rtion of next summer at his
Newark home
Mr.. Joseph Noonan is hard at work
drawing indictments and has not yet made
his debut in court.
Mr. William Throckmorton declares that
he will not take tho senatorial nomination
in Monmouth next fall.
A NewGrk G rnan paper announced
the otnrr day ii a. Paul Tulane died at
Prir error, "Loulsi ma
Staff Little is exceedingly wrathy over
the reappointm NJ of Gen. Haight as
Prosecutor Of Monmouth.
His wife having been a Mulligan, it
wouldn't appear that Gov. Green had any
bias against the Irish people.
Next Tuesday Judge Lippincott will 60
to Trenton to wind up APP his affairs as
United States District Attorney.
Now that he is settled for at least five
years, Judge Elijah i. Paxton will take a
life partner and settle in Hoboken.
Max Salinger Ikens his victory over
Gator to the defeat of Secor Robson by
Tom Ferret for seat in Congress.
Ex-Mayor Timken's prodigal son has re-
turned from the West, but no ia. tened
calf was killed IN honor of the event.
On the Both of this month ex-Judge Hoff-
man will make the final appeal for the life
of Disque before the Court of Pardons.
Mr.. Leon ALBEIT is now soiourning at
Rome, Italy. and from there will accom-
pany Mr.. William Clerk to Switzerland.
Counselors McGrath, Minturn, Rowe
and Girrlck coulo be coaxed 10 accept the
counselship to the Boz OF Freeholders.
Tom Gators cpl oiiuon of the tunnel
scheme stopped with his employment as
private counsel by the engineer of the
same.
AS Alderman Salinger is a Demo orat
from way back, there is no question that
he will vote with the Democrats of the
Board.
Sheriff Heintze declares that he will
Illustrate any attempt of the pool sellers to
re,establish themselves either in this city
or Hoboken.
If Congressman McAdoo Eai the back
bone of his CONVICTIONS he would have
publicly opposed the election of Mayor
Kerr in Hoboken.
The Hoboken B ard of Water Commits
Store rs we're c. inslnally negligent in the
Murphy affair, and will be held responsible
for the defalcation.
Miss Dora Smith of Paulmier place will go
abroad in June and vii spend portion Of
the season at the villa of friend at Lau-
same, Switzerland.
The nuch talked Of Otz Meyer wedding
will be Q LIBERATED of the residence of the
brides parents on Hudson street, Hoboken,
on the third of May.
Judge Lippincott waxad wonderfully elo-
auent when he pronounced his FIRST SEN
tence on the fellow caught carrying bur-
glars tools last Friday.
AS Chancellor McGill goes iato Office
on the 1st Of May, he may possibly
grant the writ in the Disque case which
his predecessor has refused.
Chancellor McGill will establish his
chambers over the First National Bank in
this city, and will make no changes what
ever in the personnel OF the court.
The Murphy defalcatien was purposely
held back by the II )boken Cl y Hall crowd
until after the election to prevent their
ticket from being ovrrwhelmiIg ly defeated.
Mr.. John Kuser, the handsome and ac-
complished business mai ager OF the Fri
Zeitung'' will sh .rtiy lead to the altar one
of Newark's best-known bellies and FAM
Gus singer.
Now that rhe Legislature has adjourned,
Speaker Baird is being severely cut at
Newark by the men VITO promise him
brilliant OF ening there. Verify, the way
of the transgrt ssor Is hard.
Mrs. E T. c. Young viii shortly return
from Europe. Her initial experience
among the earthquakes of the Riviera has
cast a shadow ov the entire trip and made
her homesick fir, m the outset.
Ex-MAyor Timken viii make an applica-
ton to Judge Knapp morrow for re-
count in some OF the Hoboken election
precincts, where it is alleged that gross
frauds have been perpetrated.
Great preparations are being made by
ax JndOa 4arretsou Mr. Gilbert Collins